Last week my friend Joe Wengert's show Kevin debuted on Prime Video. It's a very funny animated show about a cat who breaks up with his owners and goes to live at a pet rescue in his neighborhood of Astoria, Queens. After a very brief stint in Williamsburg after graduating college, I lived in Astoria for the remainder of my tenure as a New Yorker. I loved the neighborhood, it was convenient to all the things we wanted to do in Manhattan, but moved at a slower pace and had/has

In five short weeks Mating Season will be on Netflix. I've been working on the show for over a year, animation takes a long time. It's your classic rom com about forest animals and the intracacies of their friendships and dating lives. I pitched a title sequence for the show that people liked and I'm really happy with. I even voice a porcupine with self esteem issues in episode 5! [insert porcupine emoji here once the emoji consortium gets their act together]. I hope you'll

Hip-Hop, Personal Computers, and me- all 50 years old this year. I remember when I was a kid, the conventional wisdom amongst adults was that rap was a destructive force for society at large whereas computers were a force for good. Nothing is purely good or purely evil, but I know which side I'm on here in 2026. It's funny to think now that Apple was the underdog in the computer market back in the mid-80's. That's when the whole family shared a computer, and it was in my pare